Shen Qingtang is the most noble young lady in the prince's palace in the capital. She is proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting. Her only flaw is that she has no ability to take care of herself. In order to escape that powerful marriage, she took her private money and ran away overnight over the wall. The good news is that she successfully escaped from the man-eating prince's mansion and came to the beautiful Jiangnan town. The bad news is that because she mistook the beggar on the roadside for a scholar in trouble, she was not only defrauded of paying money, but was also forced to work as a handyman in a run-down tavern. Shen Qingtang: I have been pampered for twenty years. It is the first time I know that dishwashing liquid can hurt my hands. It is the first time I know that firewood does not come out automatically. The owner of the tavern, Lu Chen, was a taciturn hunter. He looked at her like he was looking at a rabbit that strayed into the forest. He taught her to chop firewood but she almost chopped herself, taught her to identify wild mushrooms but she almost poisoned the whole village, and taught her to hunt but she was chased three streets by pheasants. Everyone is not optimistic about this pairing, thinking that sooner or later the daughter of the Hou family will return to Beijing in tears. But Shen Qingtang learned to settle accounts, get along with his neighbors, and secretly write storybooks in the smoke. When the guards of the Hou Mansion finally found this place and tried to take her back, she was sitting on Lu Chen's shoulder, directing him to catch fish. Lu Chen stood in front of her, holding the butcher's knife in his hand, with cold eyes: "She is mine." From the caged bird in the Marquis Mansion to the fireworks in the small town, Shen Qingtang discovered that there was no golden finger. With that unyielding energy, she could live a steamy life.
